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Old 10-08-2007   #1 (permalink)
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is there any site where i can just sit and read for hours and learn learn and learn some more? besides this site of course. i want to know as much about classic mustangs as my brain will let me, thank you
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check out-history of the mustang-at the library,also read repair manuals.get into it,experience is the best teacher.
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alrighty will do, thanks heavy metal
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your welcome.also check out classicponycars on the net.i have been a member here at AFM a short time,but have learned alot,stay tuned in!
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there are some good restoration books around check out your libary or ebay if you need to know something specific try Google if the Guys & Girls here cant help
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Oh and if your interested in Mustang racing I rember reading a great book on Carol Shelby (biography)
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Do some searching online theres alot of good info repair maunals and theres a couple books out too also join a mustang club.
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yes i would go to a good book store and pick up a few books, this site is great and i am sure there are others but alot on info can just be opinion, using both is the best bet!
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